New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-15
RESTRICTIONS ON IMMIGRATIDN.
MIR. MORRILL, SPEAKS TO IFS BILL N THE sENAT


The NEED OF LEGISLATION.
WASHINGTON Dec. Ii tSPccit). -Whon Mr.. Merrill Of
Nernont in his seat toay To address the senate
his bill to restrict Immigration ihsre we're not many
The subject : one wicH has sn@aSed tls
attention thouxnlfu pubic men throughout thc couL
try, ana what 4 OF Mr.. NsrriFs experience. psac-
tcsl gso sense and ripe years might have to on
sRch topic was naturally looked for witn dsstss
OF curiosity. Mr. Morrill, Sp"sc for over an kour ana
throu gholt held the attention or bis listeners. lie SAID
i'll part:
rhr srrc IN ths law, resuiatne immigration as
nations III regard to tie cnc 81 OF pres lmm grants hT'
departure a, Tier own where tlcy known
com wlo nus; De y destitute OF power Co IS
cert, anv ai,.,,ri ficr- N fciator uci-oil
iors Of aay one Of snipo,i OF inmstani. Those
honestly pass ms cousn@r cIann~ On wa receive 'oa'
suiar ceruhoatc Tor which lee " 80 cents j. To- De pa ~
ec . , "i ,s - a. ' have BEEN 5ra M
Iis yeni"nt for 80 srtss COMO mod ni
,sose hor We eek to exc The OF Transportation
10 hmm graf. 40 90 lp, viii 'hc a" WI , n',
be greatly DIMINISHED u goj Na1,y ita@ ' ~ o',f
or en- a,al AMI are onv rc logical ie4u4'e
maize necessary TO carry Tie change referred 10 4io
There n's Been net,i lie, br,al ta' We la We
every me. res@diess Of their me's c.ac en- eu' to
Ireoonc lbie eaeno- to AVS odr No. ." ae 70 mp his
81 tH7 7c ~ ,, W. |I rs @ - a. so mel
ban caoose @ldos other 10 "ie ot
even % inter 40 .mns..Io. ~. NC a'' .,' "a
ut.
in'nie car,'y % .e' i,t . -. r, -, - .,s,cii
sisnteur The paramount question must l sshoi whether
ther- visible Us Cor "iui le- "inoAE o." ~
our shores trained w.ceig different ins" .on' wilma
6+ o.. a cn. %, t.re e' NAV 70, BE- a
ve.oas ana ncopy.ibie ,I,m~o more e. e.. a. 10
AM a o %Gre wo,y ' fsi t Go Ne
and ia.quit 80 -" thor o ~ O.e -, 20" III -
leopard e, GLANCE hi, spots
IL, 10 be cared ji1i tie auN o' tc,e d'o u'ct c'.s
is now great ih~ a'sol'.'& power ana Del -
ioToes WIN When hey @dr n.1' G,"'s b. 1'T
LARGELY foai. together al many u eur '' -
looo tappeArs lnet orr 1874 i2rtis% % ' s
TAI popu alton Of Great Bui.n when she wsa~ t r.
Declaration Of I,depend'nc ne niN,i r i
without incqans en- aen torn s"ec IL" max ,l
force country exer- upon The nhaD.nt' OF ini.p
VI whom only wait ioi money 10 "a! "'H p'''"-e 3"
orr Intended 20 cover all esscs "her , a.
nigIants mlsh, he it'G1 t 10 Ursciy osr lie s..
panpes convc IDIOTS and innat.os me prnA iac.e er
Deuce offered mere n se ,rce. wu.l % ce cned
Inc ght . oil OF mp oats Of 'rei"re
passengers a. they run the s4un+, az as , ,,t rio
ate Coun.soueis under tn dess'od aathor', o. ,h'
tinted sl.tcs whomusi be without nv love ,'I .ho
vii aiws!s be .apsraeid amt TO s ~
The Nh PrSnIe a. to esrseer have been refused
ioa,c,iy Se Tsfi.ed ericsn ctIen.hp refused
permsslon to deeaIe ther hir"tion 10 De "me S']o
iuHrmy tey conld have been lawfully br"nsh' within
Inc Ss.t pSiios". npon doe Who have AM
ev4dei by somehow and somewhere maxim clan
Tic N a.uTc INTRODUCED by riended more iecin
ally rcgu,te immigration by -chrnr :" modti- 49, 20
meet ecn'r Acceptance OF course II WI de- Icieiie 10
Tee judiciary and e subjected To lo"hed am
careful revision !! he comm. es s,' ~ ini. Iefrcye
administration. Will be te ONLY assunec asAe9 or ma
they VIII eay day rcpor some masuIg to c hS,e
years We have been 50 largely subjected
bill in reduced by Senator Reagan 10 regulate IN
migration authorizes the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
appoint "Iuspecto;s or Immigration 10 be st@uo"'h
at such ports of entry as he may dssn pr'p<r rs|sr
is conferred the Inspectors 10 board veSels ANA re
nave Immigrants rnporarilv for the plrPsse OF "srsr
ainiu: whether they are roI1itc rom ithlng ny ,.S
Act All unfit persons tO DO Kept uHle! Tue sur
veanre o. the Collector the Port nnlil ieiur"ed 1"
the county whence toey came tie s1Poa" ~ t .nu
turn 40 %. bo by tie OYscTs OF the vessels bhEihg
them Before AZ Immigrant snail he pefhWs" 70
land the master OF the shall produce certificate
for each certifying that no Is nat depored Tor
criae, not pauper i1naiic or dl. not IA cu"ge 81
sted Immigrant and nat uadGr contract to labor III
the United states.
NOMINATIONS REPORTED FAYORABLY.
W,sulSGrov Dec. IA tspccta0.-Ths nomination OF
Don NJ Dickinson to be Po.tmas e-r(eneral was favsr
hlr rcnorted to the senate from the Committee
oil Post Offices Post Roads. There is scarcely any
donbt that the will he promptly confirmed at
an early day. Dickinson In the Cabinet the era st
"practcal politics will be inaugnratod once MORO
Offensive partnership in Republican Will be greater
crius than ever before but In Democrat the exercise
NJ the same quality will be regarded az virtue callhg
for tho hgh.st reward. Dickinson Is NJ colnpanoa 10
Arthur T. German. Both ara bosses "i thn nlssu pV
nounced type Beth enjoy the csnhdencs OF the Pre.i-
d,nt Bsi are INSCRIPTIONS aud both are intent upon
re aching the goal OF their amhos -
The COMMITTEES on Finance reported iayorah, doaay
Secrctary Thompson and Treasurer Hyatt
THE NEW MARSHAL or THE SUPREME COURT
WASHINGTON Dee. IA (Sperdu-lt Is stated 10 hieht
that the Justices Of the supreme Court have al last
determined upon January as the date on when 70 ~,
rid OF their old Marshal and secure new one IL VIII
not be brand now one ST. iciy speaking bat f"hc' an
old and experienced who has served BIN years as
Marshal before and who possesses the requisite s'Sie
which Ia wanting It is said In worthy Marshal Nicolay
The coming man. In word. Is Richard C. Parsons Oh
Cleveland Ohio, who was appointed Marshal OF the
Court in 1866 and resigned six years later To Ia Con
cress from the XXth OHIO district hlr. Parsons ~ a
native Of New London Conn, and Is sixtyon years old
He was OF the Ohio State Legislature ana
Sneaker of the OF Representatives. In 1861 he
was rendered by President Lincoln tho mission to Chill,
Rio Janciro and Collector or Internal revenue at
Cleveland. Ho Is a Republican, OF course
WRANGLING DEMOCRATS IN THE HOUSE.
WAsHISGToN, Dec IA tSpeciaD.-Ne apparent progress
has beer made toward Democratic harmony IN tho
House The leaders Of tho party sadly muddlsd and
the rank and flo still worse of Some Of
,be men who arc always ready and anxious
u, talk are urging the holding Of Democratic caucus
4. which they can air their views Men like Randall
who ire anxious to con- pose existing difficulties and
rsach basis OF agreement II II BIO practicable TO 90 80
arc oppossd to the holding OF caucus They realize
that 1t would be fruitful only OF evil IL wsu'd ~ re
theatre Of o bitter debate marked by personal tie
xuncistien and reoriminatien. which wsuia